Pollution isn’t an abstract headline; it’s inside our bodies today. We sit down with Dr. Jenna Hua to reveal how small, everyday choices expose us to hormone-disrupting chemicals. Jenna explains why single-chemical research fails in a world of mixed exposures and shows how metabolomics turns invisible toxins into clear, personal insights you can act on now. We trace Jenna’s path from nutrition research and a Fulbright in China to a painful fertility journey that exposed the limits of clinica...
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Pollution isn’t an abstract headline; it’s inside our bodies today. We sit down with Dr. Jenna Hua to reveal how small, everyday choices expose us to hormone-disrupting chemicals. Jenna explains why single-chemical research fails in a world of mixed exposures and shows how metabolomics turns invisible toxins into clear, personal insights you can act on now. We trace Jenna’s path from nutrition research and a Fulbright in China to a painful fertility journey that exposed the limits of clinica...
The Biological Key to Atmospheric Methane Removal with Sam Abernethy and Paul Reginato
The Climate Biotech Podcast
44 minutes
9 months ago
The Biological Key to Atmospheric Methane Removal with Sam Abernethy and Paul Reginato
Join us as Sam Abernethy, Methane Removal Scientist from Spark Climate Solutions, and Paul Reginato of Homeworld Collective explore why tackling methane could be even more impactful than focusing on carbon dioxide in the near-term. Methane's potent warming potential and short-lived nature make it a high-leverage target for climate mitigation. We delve into nature’s own methane eaters—methanotrophs—and how they could help reduce atmospheric methane levels. From bioreactors to genetically...
The Climate Biotech Podcast
Pollution isn’t an abstract headline; it’s inside our bodies today. We sit down with Dr. Jenna Hua to reveal how small, everyday choices expose us to hormone-disrupting chemicals. Jenna explains why single-chemical research fails in a world of mixed exposures and shows how metabolomics turns invisible toxins into clear, personal insights you can act on now. We trace Jenna’s path from nutrition research and a Fulbright in China to a painful fertility journey that exposed the limits of clinica...
